‘He Doesn’t Make a Dime Outside of the Ring’- Conor McGregor Makes a Bold Statement About Floyd ‘Money’ Mayweather

Conor McGregor and Floyd Mayweather are two of the biggest names in their respective sports. The two men crossed paths when they fought in August 2017. The fight broke multiple records and is to date the second-highest selling PPV event of all time.

Both ‘The Notorious’ and ‘Money Mayweather’ walked away from that fight with mega paydays. However, four years on from their bout, neither Mayweather nor McGregor has spared a single opportunity to troll each other. 

Recently on Twitter, Conor McGregor replied to a tweet by a fan. The fan stated, “FLOYD MAYWEATHER HAS TRIPLE THE MONEY YOULL EVER HAVE PAL.” To which McGregor responded, “Lol no he doesn’t you silly fool. He doesn’t make a dime outside of the ring.”

McGregor’s statement is contrary to what ‘Money Mayweather’ has been stating for a long time. Mayweather insists he does not need to fight anymore, unlike other fighters, as he has made smart investments. Investments that generate millions for him on a monthly basis allow him to afford his lifestyle without having to fight. 

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Conor McGregor- Injury update 

After a devastating injury at UFC 264, McGregor promised fans he would be back in action in no time. Even when The Irish champion’s leg was in a cast, he would often post videos of him working out in the gym to inspire his followers. 

‘The Notorious’ took to Instagram to share an update on his injury. For the first time, McGregor appeared on social media without his plaster. Just five weeks and five days after his operation, McGregor was back on the bike, working his way to full recovery. Although at this point in time, McGregor is far from being able to train, the rate at which McGregor has healed suggests that it will not be long before we see him sparring inside the octagon. 

Furthermore, ‘The Notorious’ has stated that he is working with the best doctors and rehabilitations specialists that money can buy. Therefore, there should be no doubt that McGregor will be back ready to fight. 

What do you make of Conor McGregor’s comments on Floyd Mayweather? Do you think it is true?